Pass: Knee-Over, Smash, Truck

Transitioning from a guard pass to a back take involves a sequence of movements that capitalize on the opponent's reactions. Begin by applying pressure and maintaining grips as previously established. Turn the body and punch the opponent's back, then jump to the side to initiate the pass.

1. Upon landing, immediately release the pass with the right hand and underhook the opponent's arm.
2. Use the right knee to smash between the opponent's knees, creating space for a smash pass.
3. While in a strong position to mount, opt for a back take instead. Pull the opponent's tricep up to create space for your knee.
4. Slide the knee in between the opponent's legs and turn the body towards their feet.
5. Execute a rolling movement towards the opponent's back. If resistance is encountered, use both hands on their hips to push and kick through.
6. Once behind the opponent, place one hand on their hip and the other on their shoulder.
7. Push off the mat to adjust your position, insert your hook, and secure the back with a seatbelt grip.

This technique is effective because the opponent is likely expecting a mount or cross face, making the transition to their back unexpected and difficult to defend against.